Different Names of Lakshmi:

Different Names of Lakshmi:

Lakshmi is the goddess of beauty, wealth and good fortune in the Hindu Mythology. Goddess Lakshmi is one of the most popular goddesses among the Hindus. Maha Lakshmi is the divine consort of Lord Vishnu and assists him with wealth for the maintenance of the universe. Lakshmi fulfills all the wishes of her sincere devotees. Goddess Lakshmi is worshipped to attain wealth, beauty and good luck. A special worship of Goddess Lakshmi is sought on the night of Kartik Amavasya. Lakshmi Devi is known by many names. Chanting of different names of the goddess is considered as propitious. This list contains 108 names of Goddess Lakshmi with their meanings:

Name Meaning

Prakruti - Natural World

Vikruti - Many-Sided Nature

Vidya - Knowledge

Sarvabhootahitaprada - Provider of Universal Facts

Shraddha - Devotion

Vibhuti - Prosperity

Surabhi - Celestial Creature

Paramatmika Omnipresent

Vachi Eloquent Speaker

Padmalaya - Sitting on the Lotus

Padma - Lotus

Shuchi - Personification of Purity

Swaha - Shape of Swahadevi (Auspicious)

Swadha - Shape of Swadhadevi (Inauspicious)

Sudha - Amrut (Nectar)

Dhanya -  Embodiment of Gratitude

Hiranmayi -  Golden Appearance of Hirana (Dear)

Lakshmi - Goddess of Wealth and Fortune

NityaPushta - Gaining Strength Day By Day

Vibha - Radiant

Aditi - Bright like the Sun

Deetya - One who Answers the Prayers

Deepta - Flame-Like

Vasudha - The Earth

Vasudharini - Bearing burden of the Earth

Kamala - Lotus

Kantha - The Divine Consort of Vishnu

Kamakshi - One with Attractive Eyes

Kamalasambhava - Originating from the Lotus

Anugrahaprada - Granter of Good Wishes

Buddhi - Intelligence

Anagha - The Sinless

Navadurga - All Nine Forms of Durga

Harivallabhi - The Devine Consort of Lord Hari

Ashoka - Dispeller of Sorrows

Amrutha - One who is like Amrut (Nectar)

Deepa - With Radiance

Lakashokavinashini - Remover of Universal Agonies

Dharmanilaya - Creator of Eternal Law

Karuna - Kindhearted

Lokamatri - Mother of the Universe

Padmapriya - The Lover of Lotus

Padmahasta - Having Lotus-Like Hands

Padmakshya - Lotus-eyed

Padmasundari - Beautiful Like the Lotus

Padmodbhava - One Who Emerged Out of the Lotus

Padmamukhi - Lotus-Faced

Padmanabhapriya - Beloved of Padmanabha

Ramaa - Pleaser of the Lord

Padmamaladhara - The Wearer of Lotus Garland

Devi - The Goddess

Padmini - Lotus

Padmagandhini - Having the Aroma of Lotus

Punyagandha - Having Divine Scent

Suprasanna Ever - Glowing and Smiling

Prasadabhimukhi - Emerging to Grant Boons

Prabha - One who is Radiant like the Sun

Chandravadana - Having Moon like Face

Chanda - One who is cool like the Moon

Chandrasahodari - Sister of the Moon

Chaturbhuja - One having four arms

Chandrarupa - Moon-Faced

Indira - Radiant like the Sun

Indusheetala - One who is cool like the Moon

Ahladajanani - Source of Joy

Pushti - Healthy

Shiva - The Auspicious One

Shivakari - Source of all auspicious things

Satya - The Truthful

Vimala - Pure, Chaste

Vishwajanani - Mother of the Universe

Pushti - Possesses All Wealth

Daridriyanashini - One who removes poverty

Preeta Pushkarini - One with lovely eyes

Shanta - Peaceful

Shuklamalambara - Wearer of White Garland

Bhaskari - Radiant like the Sun

Bilvanilaya - One who lives under Bilva tree

Vararoha - Ready to Offer Boons

Yashaswini - The Famous

Vasundhara - Daughter of the Earth

Udaranga - Endowed with a Beautiful Body

Harini - Beautiful like Deer

Hemamalini - Having Golden Garlands

Dhanadhanyaki - Bestower of Wealth and Food grains

Siddhi - Ever Ready to Protect

Straina Soumya - Showering Goodness on Women

Shubhaprada - Granter of Auspicious Things

Nrupaveshvagathananda - Loves to Live in Palaces

Varalakshmi - Granter of Bounty

Vasuprada - Bestower of Wealth

Shubha - One who is auspicious

Hiranyapraka - Amidst Gold

Samudratanaya - Beloved Daughter of the Ocean of Milk

Jaya - The Goddess of Victory

Mangala - Most Auspicious

Devi - The Goddess

Vishnuvakshah - Residing in Vishnu's Chest

Vishnupatni - The Consort of Vishnu

Prasannakshi - With graceful eyes

Narayana Samashrita - One who sought Refuge in Narayana

Daridriya Dhwamsini - Destroyer of Poverty

Devi - The Goddess

Sarvapadravanivarini - Dispeller of all Distresses

Mahakali - A Form of Kali

Brahma-Vishnu-Shivatmika - Trinity of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva

Trikala-dnyanasampanna - Aware of all, the Past, Present and Future

Bhuvaneshwarya - The Supreme Deity